Long tube headers, If you have them step inside.

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Jake795

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I'm wondering if it's possible to change my clutch just by taking the tranny loose and sliding it back some without removing the headers. If anyone has done a clutch change with the headers in place please let me know how it went and if you think it was a good idea.

Jake

 

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2002BLGT

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nope atleast one side has to come off if not both , not sure yet , the hookers with the slip fit flanges are the only ones that clear the tranny .....

 

stangman

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i've heard of it being done with them in there. but after doing my lt's i don't see how. if you loosen one side maybe, but with them in there ightened down, it would be tough to say the least

 

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Jake795

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yea i was just hoping it could be done that way. Looks like i'll be pulling the passenger side off.

 

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I just paid $600 in labor to have mine changed They also had to remove one side of mine.

 

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jezzi55

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Yup, that's why I decided to change my clutch before installing my LTs....(approx 55K on my original clutch so I figured it wouln't hurt)

Oh plus, while I was at it, I went ahead and got myself an aluminum flywheel~!!!